| Volume 2, Number 1, March 1995 |
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| Privacy - Where is the Administration Headed? |
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| From the Managing Editor: P&AB's 1995 Plans Taking Shape |
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| Media Trends: Privacy and TV News |
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| Privacy Profile: Senator Christopher Bond |
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| Washington Report |
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House Subcommittee on Government Information
Telecommunications Privacy
Fair Credit Reporting Act
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| Privacy in the New Age of Information Services |
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| In Depth: Interactive Services |
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The Race is On
Opportunities and Minefields in Interactive Services
Interactive Services, Consumers, and Privacy: Exploring the Privacy Issues
The Industry and the Privacy Bogeyman
What the Survey Says and Doesn't Say
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| Association Roundup |
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Consumer/ Financial Affairs
Health & Medical
Insurance
Computer Security
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| Innovative Privacy Policies Case File: MasterCard's Privacy Initiative |
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Credit Cardholders and Privacy: Yankelovich Survey
What Consumer and Privacy Advocates Want Done
Bringing the Privacy Issue Home
In the Beginning There Was Customer Concern
Considering Privacy Law and Legislation
Ten Questions MasterCard Wants Its Members To Ask
Banks Must Address Consumer Privacy Concerns
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| Publications |
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Employee Lifestyle and Off-Duty Conduct Regulation
Privacy Protection Principles for Electronic Mail Systems
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| Special Issue: The States and Consumer Privacy, May/ June 1995 |
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| About This Special Issue |
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| From the Managing Editor: |
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| Business, The States, and Consumer Privacy |
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| Privacy Laws - State or Federal? |
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| The November Elections and The State Scene |
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| What Are Advocacy Groups Seeking? |
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Consumer Organizations
Civil Liberties Groups
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| Legislative Profile: The New Legislative Leader - A Prototype: State Senator James J. Lack |
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| State Trend Lines, 1994-96 |
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Restricting Collection
Enlarging Consumer Access
Privacy Commissions
Statewide Information Systems
Personal ID's
Constitutional Amendments
Few Repeal Efforts
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| Sector Reports: Financial Services |
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Credit Cards
Financial Services Privacy Initiatives Abound in the States
For the Credit Reporting Industry, Privacy is No Secret
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| Sector Reports: |
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Direct Marketing
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Medical and Health Care
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Patient Privacy - The Issues and Answers in Wisconsin
Massachusetts Managed Care Brings Privacy Changes
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Life, Health, and Property Insurance
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Insurers Face a Rising Tide of Genetic Testing Limits
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The NAIC Model Privacy Act
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Telecommunications
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Four Probable Fire Fields in Telecom Privacy
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Cable and Online Services
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In California Computer-Aware Legislators May Make the Difference
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Public Records
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| State Net |
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| Volume 2, Number 2, August 1995 |
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| Internet Regulation Battles Could Impact Privacy |
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| Public Skeptical About Government Enforcement of Privacy Laws: A P&AB Survey Report |
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| From the Managing Editor: P&AB Joins the Internet |
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| Washington Report: Three Major Business-Privacy Initiatives In Congress |
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Healthcare Information
Fair Credit Reporting Act
Telecommunications Reform
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| Administration and Agency Activities |
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| Redefining Federal Information Powers |
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| What Isn't Moving in Congress |
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| In Depth: Equifax's Health Information Privacy Principles |
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CEO's Perspective
Equifax Enters Health Information Processing
"Informational Medicine"
Answering the Tough Questions
"Equifax Health Information Privacy Principles"
From Principles to Policy
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| From the Business Press: Profits and Patient Privacy |
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| Association Roundup |
14-16 |
ITAA Takes Privacy Initiative
VISA's New Privacy Policies
The States Begin Legislating
A Blow From the Courts
The Executive Branch Adds Confusion
Private Sector Activity
Business Implications
High Stakes for Business and Consumers
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| Student Editors Panel |
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| Privacy Profile: Doris Meissner, INS Commissioner |
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| Publications . . . Online Privacy |
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Telecompetition: The Free Market Road to the Information Highway
Living at Light Speed
Netlaw: Your Rights in the Online World
E-mail Security
The Computer Privacy Handbook
Protection and Security on the Information Superhighway
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| Volume 2, Number 3, October 1995 |
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| Federal Trade Commission's New Initiative Solidifies Its Privacy Leadership Role |
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| How the Public Ranks Privacy as a Consumer Issue: A P&AB Survey Report |
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| From the Managing Editor: Conference Plans Come Down to the Wire |
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| Washington Report |
4-5 |
The New 104th Perspective
More Business-Sensitive Bills
Balancing Values
A "Least-Government" Approach
The Outlook
Clinton Administration Remains Active But Schizophrenic
Clipper Again
FTC Initiatives
An Administrative Focus?
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| Association Roundup |
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| In Depth: The World Wide Privacy Frontier |
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U.S. Business and the European Data Directive
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| Student Editors Panel |
10-11 |
Will Data Protection Go Global
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| Innovative Policies Case File: Trans Union |
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Background
About TU
Fair Information Practices Concepts Shape New Form
Consumers Dictated New Design
Trans Union New Credit Report Format
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| Chart: Importance to Consumer Issues to U.S. Respondents |
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| Publications |
17-18 |
Legislative Privacy
Abstracts
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Toward an Information Bill of Rights and Responsibilities
Computer Ethics
The Politics of Information Management
Building in Big Brother
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| From the Industry Press: Privacy Fades for Web Visitors |
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Lust for data, new tracking techniques dog users
Who's There?
Deja View
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